transport layer security

Entrustís SSL/TLS Best Practices Guide is a key resource for those charged with SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and TLS (Transport Layer Security) deployment. In our guide, youíll find expert advice from the thought leaders at Entrust on SSL/TLS certificate installation, and tips for managing security for optimal performance.
Included in the SSL/TLS Best Practices Guide:
Certificates and Private Keys
Server Configuration
Application Protection
Enhanced Server Security
Domain Protection
Advanced Certificates
Always-On SSL
Our guide is designed to help make SSL/TLS certificate installation easier, so you can use SSL expertly and with confidence.

Entrustís SSL/TLS Best Practices Guide is a key resource for those charged with SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and TLS (Transport Layer Security) deployment. In our guide, youíll find expert advice from the thought leaders at Entrust on SSL/TLS certificate installation, and tips for managing security for optimal performance.
Included in the SSL/TLS Best Practices Guide:
Certificates and Private Keys
Server Configuration
Application Protection
Enhanced Server Security
Domain Protection
Advanced Certificates
Always-On SSL
Our guide is designed to help make SSL/TLS certificate installation easier, so you can use SSL expertly and with confidence.

This white paper discusses key issues around encryption for both email and file transfer systems, some of the leading statutes that require sensitive content to be encrypted, and suggestions for moving forward with encryption. This white paper also briefly discusses Webroot Software, the sponsor of this white paper, and their relevant offerings.

Transport Layer Security, widely known as Secure Socket Layer or SSL is the most popular application of public key cryptography in the world. Sometimes, TLS can give illusion of security when it is not. This paper explains TLS and its best uses.

Trust and consumer confidence is the foundation upon which the Internet has been built. Leading commerce and financial services companies worldwide have long used Secure Socket
Layer and Transport Layer Security (SSL/TLS) technologies to secure customer communications and transactions.
But with the rise of Web 2.0 and social networking, people are spending more time online and logged in, and they are communicating much more than just their credit card numbers. Unfortunately, Web security practices have not always kept pace with these changes. Many organizations use the SSL/TLS protocol to encrypt the authentication process when users log in to a website, but do not encrypt subsequent pages during the userís session. This practice is risky because it leaves website visitors vulnerable to malicious online attacks, and can result in millions of users being unknowingly exposed to threats simply by visiting a trusted website.
This white paper discusses the imperative need for Always On S

The solutions to problems of computing security are varied and must be explored individually, but one technology shows up often: TLS or Transport Layer Security, often known by the name of the predecessor technology, SSL or Secure Sockets Layer.

White Paper Published By: Symantec Corporation Transport Layer Security or TLS, widely known also as Secure Sockets Layer or SSL, is the most popular application of public key cryptography in the world. It is most famous for securing Web browser sessions, but it has widespread application to other tasks.

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